European Economic Review Writing Style
Refines academic economics manuscripts to meet European Economic Review and Elsevier general-interest publishing conventions.
The European Economic Review Writing Style skill guides researchers in structuring and polishing manuscripts for submission to the European Economic Review (EER) and related Elsevier economics journals. It helps craft an impactful 8-step introduction arc that clearly communicates research questions and mechanisms to general-interest economists. The skill also enforces key Elsevier house style requirements, including result-forward abstracts, structured research highlights, cross-field JEL codes, funding and conflict declarations, and standard error reporting in prose over significance asterisks.
Key Features
01Identifies academic writing anti-patterns like field jargon overload and premature method recitals
02Enforces statistical reporting standards with point estimates and standard errors in prose
03Structures rigorous 8-stage introduction arcs tailored for generalist economists
04Generates concise, result-forward abstracts and Elsevier-compliant research highlights
05Verifies required house elements including JEL codes, keywords, and interest declarations
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Use Cases
01Revising an economics paper's introduction and abstract prior to EER submission
02Drafting mandatory Elsevier research highlights and structured metadata
03Standardizing empirical reporting style across an academic manuscript